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Easy Upcycled Sweater Wreath

MAKE: a DIY wreath from a old sweater.Easy and cozy DIY sweater wreath tutorial

I’m pretty sure that sweater weather is one of my favorite times of the year. Maybe that’s why I have so many sweaters?

My problem is that I don’t wear all the sweaters I own. A few months ago, I cleaned out my closet and I was getting ready to donate a worn and stretched out gray sweater.  Before I took it to Goodwill, I moved it into my craft area, because I saw potential with the color and material!

Inspired by the gray and white pom pom wreath that I found this year (that you saw in my holiday home decor haul video), I thought that this sweater would make a great little wreath! It did! And a snowy looking owl ornament was a cute woodland accent to make this project the perfect cold weather wreath.

You probably already spotted this little sweater wreath in my holiday home tour and in the snowball wreath tutorial. It looked great next to the two other white and gray wreaths, plus two other white winter animal decorations I already owned.

Winter decorating ideas. Love the woodland theme and wintry wreaths.

This sweater wreath was quite simple and easy to make. I’m sharing a quick tutorial for how to make one in this week’s video below. I think my favorite part about this wreath is the little owl and his bright, blue eyes!

Easy and cozy DIY sweater wreath craft tutorial

 

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Supplies used for sweater wreath: (similar to shown)
  • Foam wreath form
  • Old sweater
  • Woodland animal figurine or ornament
  • Hot glue and glue gun
  • Straight pin and safety pins

 

Watch this week’s video to see how to make this sweater wreath for winter:

Easy and cozy DIY sweater wreath tutorial

Looking for more easy wreath ideas? Check out these posts:

  • Flower frame wreath
  • Winter pinecone wreath
  • Doily heart wreath


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Comments

  1. Priscilla says

    January 28, 2018 at 6:52 pm

    Makes me want to run to the thrift store and grab some sweaters. What a great use for sweaters that may be stained or have holes! Super cute.:-)

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